Here’s an interesting report from Keith Millar.
Southern Tanzania, 2018: Keith Millar, 2 weeks & 40 species including Honey Badger, Southern and Eastern Tree Hyrax, McMillan’s Thicket Rat and Red Rock Rat.
Jon
New Trip Report: Southern Tanzania
Related Articles
-
Recent articles: Good news for Wild Dogs, Bad News for Pangolins, and some hopeful news from Vietnam
Some recent articles Altruistic Wild Dogs making a comeback The enigmatic pangolin, or scaly anteater, is literally being eaten...
-
Seeking records of some Genets and a Linsang
Hi, Will Duckworth from the IUCN’s small carnivore group got in touch to see what we all know about...
-
Tanzania, 2011 Trip Report
I returned to Tanzania for a second short trip a few in November 2011, mainly to look for Ader’s Duiker...
-
Advertising May 2020 Trips to Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park with Chalo Africa
Let’s Go to Kgalagadi in 2020 with Chalo Africa 5-Person Group Departures From Mabua to Twee and vice-versa Group...
-
New research confirms that Africa has 2 species of living elephants
This article, just out, is open Access (hurray!). You can Google the title and you will find it. ...
-
Blind, starving cheetahs: the new symbol of climate change?
Another possible flow-on effect from climate change http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/nature-up/2013/jun/21/blind-starving-cheetahs-climate-change Jon
-
A few African antelope pictures sought for a new book
I’ve been contacted by a South African, Willem Frost, who is finalising the manuscript for a book on the...
-
New Trip Reports: Zambia & Zimbabwe, Botswana and Kenya
Here are three more reports from Jason Woolgar’s travels Zambia & Zimbabwe, 2009: 17 days & 43 species including...
0 Comments
